Sentence examples for indelible tracking from inspiring English sources
All three approaches enable indelible tracking.
Who fanatics know that even though Pete Townshend wrote the songs and Roger Daltrey often sang them, Entwistle and especially Moon were critical ingredients in the band's most indelible tracks.
But this recording, which easily ranks among the best of the year, overflows with such indelible tracks.
The high point of the album is the kiss-off "Kenosha," in which Allison gives a good tongue-lashing — "You're a figment/You're damn near malignant/A dog tracking mud on the floor" — before winging an indelible refrain at a lover who could do no right: "I hope you like Kenosha so much you stay there".
It has long been known that the Lehigh Valley's soot-shrouded landscape — pocked with the dark forms of coal-breaking towers and steel mills, and rived by railroad tracks, trestle bridges and speeding steam locomotives — left an indelible mark on Kline's art.
At the time, Barclay and Sherburn had recorded a few dance tracks as a duo, and they realized that Greem's indelible energy and noise rock background could help them move away from traditional techno.
But all Rhys's extra-curricular multimedia has not distracted him from making an album full of wit, originality and indelible tunes, from the rumbling rockabilly of 100 Unread Messages, the Bette Davis Eyes-referencing Lost Tribes and the mournfully mesmerising title track.
That a song has been rejected isn't necessarily a comment on its intrinsic value – Seabrook's book is packed with tales of tracks being turned down for the most whimsical reasons, then going on to become huge, indelible hits in the hands of others – although sometimes here the reason they got the elbow is pretty clear.
There were indelible moments.
